St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-04
THE SOCIAL SWIM.
The Brilliant Observation-Disclosures Aft.
ernoon Wedding.
NOTABLE EAST SIDE EVENT
General Social and Personal Gossip
il of the City---Hotel
Arrivals.

The handsome residence of John
Watson, at the corner of NicOllet avenue
and Thirteenth street presented a brill
liant appearance last evening, lights
flashing in all the windows and hand
some awning extending from the main
entrance to the sidewalk The unusual
appearance was caused by one of the
most enjoyable and recherche of society
events so far this season, namely, the
nuptials of Miss Florence A. Watson
to Lieutenant II. A. LeOnhaeuser,
Twenty-fifth Infantry, U. S. A.
The ceremony was performed in the
large front parlor, and that handsome
apartment was tastefully decorated
with Marechel Mel roses and other
flowers. The alcOve formed by the bay
window was transformed into bower
of flowers and fernery, while suspended
overhead hung a beautiful basket of
roses that made the room redOlent with
sweet perfumes. In this alcOve stood
the Rev. DIR. Tuttle, of the Church of
the Redeemer, who was the officiat-
ing minister, and here at 5
o'clock, in the presence of the family,
alone, the happy knot was tied. The
bride was attired in beautiful costume
of white ottoman silk and her ornaments
were diamonds. Mrs. Watson wore a
rich garment of wine-cOlored silk with
tulle putting. ornaments diamonds. and
the rest of the ladies were attired in
white as BETTING the occasion. The
reception that followed commenced
o'clock and was very largely
attended Among those present
were the following from Fort Smelling:
Col. George l.. Andrews and lady, Col.
James j. Van Horn and lady, Capt.
Charles BentzOni, Capt. w. l.. SanbOrn
and lady, Lieuts. George Andrews and
lady, John McMartin, Edwin f. Glenn
and lady, Alfred S. Frost, George p.
Ahern, Carroll A. DevOll and Peter
Leary. Among other guests were
Judges AmeS, Rea, and Atwater,
MesSrs. AinSwOrth, John Atwater,
Arson, Boardman and lady, Burnett,
Bailey, E. B. Barber and lady, Baker,
Bassett and lady, William Brooks,
Bradstreet and lady, BOylOn and lady,
Burwell. ID. r. Barber, Dr.. Bissell
Buxton, T. J. Buxton, BOvey, Babcock,
Cleveland, F. Cornell and lady, Capen,
Casey and lady, Caldwell, Conkey, II.
L. Carpenter. III. M. Carpenter, Charles
Ool pOulOl, IhoJOi NomP oiio Aouy,
Dunsmo1e and lady, De Laitre and
lady, DOrman and lady, Eustis and
lady, Eastman and lady, J. ii. Elliott
and lady, Layton Elliott, Eddy, Eldred
and lady, Farnham and lady, Gibbs,
GetcheIl, Gardner and lady, DR.. Hance,
Miss Hance, Hart, NJ. l.. Hallwen,
Miss Hawkins, j. Hash, Hale
Jesse Jones, George Kelly, w. S. King,
Kalkhoff; c. M. LOring and lady, j. II.
Lawrence, s. S. Linton and lady,
Lowry. McCrory, Miss Mitchell, DR..
Mitchell, Ed Merritt, Miss Helen Mars,
Miss Anna Marston, Miss Mackey, F. G.
Mackey, George MOreton, Fl. j. Neeler,
Newton, Nichols, Northrup, Nicholson,
Mott, the Misses Oswald, c. Palmer and
lady, w. B. Palmer and lady, O. A. Pray
and lady, the Misses Hickey Kate Rand,
II. P. Robinson, Mrs. Reid, Charles Rob
insOn, Capt. Snyder. +. B. Snyder, f. l..
SIN it'll, Mrs. j. Smith, Rev. Shutter, III.
]. Side, Isaac Skips, Mr.. Shepherd, ii.
G. Truesdaer, w. H. Truesdale, j.
Tompson. Tiffany Wolford, Mrs. Whit
more, j. III. WhltmOre, ii. Whitmore, G.
II. Walbum, G. ID. Wright, Hon. John
Washburn, William Washburn, Miss
Washburn. The bride and groom left
Immediately after the reception for the
East, where the honeymoon will be
spent. They will return by way of
Minneapolis, when they go to their flu
ture home at Fort Meade, Oak.